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Cite Journal: Physics of Fluids |  Publication Date: Jul 1, 2020 |
 Citations: 12 |
Affiliation: University of Miami
We present results from laboratory experiments conducted in an air–water stream flume facility that provide controlled observational support for the buoyancy dependence of the drag-induced carrying flow velocity in a recent Maxey–Riley theory for inertial particle motion in the ocean.
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